Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-02

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City coaches; Chicago sleepers from Marshalltown
Nos 12s, IS, 1923 and 1875 do not carry passengers.
q. w. TURNER,
.r. Ag't, Austin.
Have you called on Fairbanks?
Regular July weather Monday.
New line of wall paper at Giles &
Shepherds. s-.--: :.
Lamps at lowest prices at Giles &
Shepherds.
Purity -four $1.35 per sack at c. W.
Taylor & Co.'S.
Lively place about the city water.
works this week. .
The I'd hand store and tinshop is the
busiest place in town. 49, tt
a A. Register has been commissioned
postmaster at Moscow.
Ladies' stationery and artists mater
ials at Giles 8 Shepherds. ~,
Call and see the new line of window
shades at Giles & Shepherds. -
Nice spring weather last week. The
back of winter seemed broken.
Chest protectors. Everybody ought
to have one; at Giles & Shepherds.
Two punches of keys are at the
TRANSCRIPT Office awaiting owners.
Hard coal burner and wood-cook
stove for sale. Enquire st this office.
Fix up your windows Get your
glass and putty Of Giles & Shepherd.
You can sell your old stoves, furni-
ture, ETC., ETC., at the I'd hand store. If
Those lamps are going fast. Call
early and get your choice. Giles q Shep-
herd. .--. .-
Hastings Gazette: Miss Bertha A.
\ Wilson, of Brownsville, is visiting
friends IN town.
Phillip Reinhart is another one who
rejoices over the arrival of q fine boy OF
standard weight.
The bitches on Water street caved in
badly. causing considerable trouble and
some loss of time
-Crocke1y, glassware, notions, tin.
ware, boots and shoes, underwear, ETC.,
ETC., at the I'd hand store. If
The dining room at the Hotel Robin
son has been finely decorated and shines
like new silver dollar.
Miss Rose Grimshaw has closed a.
successful term of school in Dakota and
returns to Austin this week.
Hanging lamps, stand lamps, piano
lamps, lamps of all kinds end descrip
tions at GILES & Shepherds
For hle-A light two-seated spring
wagon, for one or two horses. Enquire
at A. Folsom's variety store.
Call and see the elegant 1lye and ten
cent counters at s. Gumbiners new store
Bargains to astonish the natives.
Austin is a busy place for working
men now. It is hard to find a man that
has time to even saw cord of wood.
. The warm weather and sunshine of
Friday and Saturday made the snow dis
appear like warm biscuit in the hands
of tramp. - 49, q.
Do you suffer from scrofula, salt rheum,,
or other humors1 Take Hoods Sarsa
parilla, the great blood purifier. 100 doses
one dollar.
Wells Advocate: Mrs. K. F. Wood
ward and children returned from visit
with relatives and friends in Austin on
Thursday last. 49, ,.' -.
Call at the Gem Jewelry Store and
be convinced that you can buy good
goods for less money than at any other
place IN the city. $751; .s. 49,. ~
Men seem to be scarce and consider
able trouble is experienced in getting
force enough to dig on the dilches for
the water-works. a,.... (. IL. =
Mr. Simpson, newly married man,
commenced the erection of new house
on Water street, just across the bridge in
Third ward Saturday. .:z,~fE
Hon. J. J. Furlong says it is too early
for winter yet, as he has not got his pota-
toes all dug. Many more we opine are in
the same predicament.
-Lanesboro Journal: ReY. d. "a. law
ney returned from Austin and Oakland on
Monday, and on Wednesday drove to
Wlnona, where his home now IS. Vs. >
Giles & Shepherd were rather unpleas-
antly reminded Of the snoW-storm by the
water that found its way into the rear OF
their store through the roof. Il ( 8
Jackson Republic: Married Oct. 22nd,
1887, in jackson bYRev. III. G. Gheadle,
Mr.. Robert F. Sulzer of Albert Lea. and
Mrs. Annie Hennings of Petersburg. Il
The fine store building lately occu-
pied by Geo. Hirsh and now by s. Gum
Diners new stock, is for rent. For terms
apply to s. G. Olson or Geo. Hirsh.
The highest cash price paid for. all
kinds of fat stock, hides and tall0w at
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